bigyaz- you should know better than to say always.

"Now, we also have to recognize that this is a final verdict on eight years of failed economic policies promoted by George Bush, supported by Senator McCain, a theory that basically says that we can shred regulations and consumer protections and give more and more to the most, and somehow prosperity will trickle down."

"Mostly that's just me opposing George Bush's wrong headed policies since I've been in Congress..."

"because Al Qaida and the Taliban have safe havens in Pakistan, across the border in the northwest regions, and although, you know, under George Bush"

And not once in his "Meet the Press" for Nov. 11, 2007, did he call President Bush...well, President.

There's more, but I think the point is made. Hey, I understand though. When your candidate makes things up, it's easy to assume everyone else does as well.

Wait, isn't Obama the one who calls President Bush, Mr. Bush, refusing to acknowledge his presidents authority? And racist? I'm black, but I don't think it helps the situation when black people talk about being black, connecting to black roots, writing their thesis about being black in a white culture. If a white guy wrote about his struggle to make it in a black society, boy, wouldn't we jump on that and call it racist? How about a little bit of equality in what we find neat and news worthy?